white-label-config

Type-safe white-label configuration is generated using a `defineConfig` utility, providing TypeScript autocompletion and validation for branding, theming, authentication, internationalization, and feature flags in an `app.config.ts` file.

Feature flags for self-hosted instances are managed through a layered configuration system, allowing dynamic control over UI elements and API endpoint gating based on settings derived from files, environment variables, and runtime defaults.

Configuration priority layering resolves settings by checking runtime defaults, environment variables, and configuration files sequentially, ensuring the highest priority source overrides the others for accurate white-label deployment.

You can dynamically toggle UI components and gate API endpoints by utilizing the integrated feature flags, which read the current white-label configuration to determine availability at runtime.

No external dependencies are required to handle internationalization and branding, as the configuration system natively manages these aspects alongside authentication and feature flags within your TypeScript codebase.

File-based configuration for multi-tenant white-labeling requires managing separate configuration files per tenant, which can become complex to maintain if dynamic runtime updates are needed without restarting the application.